Aragona is in the province of Agrigento in the South West corner of Sicily. The town like many places in Sicily has expanded massively over the last 40 years and now has in excess of 10000 residents. The first time I visited it was in 1966. It is a typical Sicilian town. People sit outside in front of their hoses and at tables in cafes passing the time of day and people watching. Most evening people go for a passegiatta, a leisurely stroll, along the main streets of the town, stopping off for the obligatory ice cream along the way.